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How Hike In Price Of Cooking Gas Exposes Nigerian Women To Harmful Alternatives
After cleaning her teary eyes, Musibau Falilat arranged more firewood to intensify the flame under her pot. She looked tired…
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Ransom Scarcity In Rural Areas Makes Terrorists Face Cities In Northwest Nigeria
They heard the sounds from far off, they just did not realise they were gunshots. As they drove out of…
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#COVID-19: How Nigerians React To The Third Wave
Despite the announcement of a third wave due to the rising figures of confirmed cases and spread of a deadlier…
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#COVID19: How Pandemic Boosts Number Of Out-Of-School Children In Lagos
Abimbola Modomo, 10, enrolled in a public primary school, wants to someday become a teacher. But sometime in March 2020…
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The Rise Of Cultism In Benue Communities
Emmanuel, suspected to be a member of a cult group known as ‘The Black Squad,’ was killed in Agboughul community…
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‘Extraordinary Kindness’ As Displaced Nigerians Find Solace In Benin Republic
Mulero Asani sat quietly under a tree when this reporter visited Asa, one of the communities recently affected by bloody…
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Nigerian Border Town Residents Accuse Benin Of Illegal Occupation
After a day of toil one evening in 2017, Mathew Ajose, 52, was returning from his farm with woods he…
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Reporter’s Diary: From Niger Republic To Sokoto … A Night Journey Through ‘Bandit’ Areas
5:05 p.m. After stopping by the palace to meet the Sarkin Arewa Gobir Chadakori, we arrive at one of the…
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Smugglers, Customs Officers Turn Residential Towns To Battlefield In Southwest Nigeria
Like troubled grasses on an elephant pathway, residents of communities close to Nigeria’s border crossing points with the Republic of…
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Hunger Amidst Plenty (1): Benue In Search Of Solutions
It is almost impossible to guess that Dr Mary Luga, 62, has a doctorate degree in Educational Administration and Planning…
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